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| PRISON PLANET.com Copyright © 2002-2005 Alex Jones All rights reserved. |
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| The defense supplemental spending bill has come out of conference committee and passed the U.S. House by a sweeping margin of 368-58. |
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| Reid is lucky he's not in Guantanamo Bay right now. How dare he take the Lord's name in vain!? Thou shalt not insult Bush, the 11th commandment. |
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> Britain Considers Denying Health Care Based on Age > Iraq costs Blair dearly at the polls > Gannon tells Vanity Fair of secret 'security clearance' |
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| Author and lecturer Professor David
Ray Griffin, fresh from his C-Span appearance, joined Alex to discuss
9/11 and how the movement is in danger of being co-opted from the
inside. MEMBERS ONLY, CLICK
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| This
is another shunt in the direction of government controlled collective
farming, a policy responsible for the deaths of untold millions under
Stalin and 30 million through famine during Chairman Mao's 'great
leap foward'. |
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| As President Bush's ratings have dropped sharply, so have recruiting numbers for the US military. April figures alone were telling, a staggering 60% less than expected. Some may see this as great news for Bush's opposition. But not so fast there, speedy. |
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| North Korea's testing of an atomic bomb would be "nuclear blackmail" and world leaders should get on the phone to dissuade Pyongyang from going ahead with it, UN nuclear watchdog chief Mohamed ElBaradei said Friday. |
| > Alex Jones Interviews Tom Laughlin > Alex Jones & Jimmy Vaughn: The Austin Toll Party Tunes Not Tolls Benefit Concert |
| > U.S. beefs up military units in the Pacific > N. Korea preparation for nuclear test feared > Russian weapons sale to Venezuela could help guerrillas: Bush |
